What singers, those lemurs
In the Maromizaha forest, Madagascar, you can attend real concerts. The performers are groups of indri, the largest of the ...
Swiss students cover a glacier with 200 m² of sheep wool and manage to reduce melting by more than 50%
Can sheep wool help stop glacial melting? Four Swiss students have put this solution to the test in the Alps ...
The extinct insect named after a character from Teletubbies
It is still today one of the most famous cinematographic images of all time and one of the most scientifically ...
We have discovered a new (extinct) species of yak
The Denisova Cave, and the Altai Mountains on which it is located, are one of the most important fossiliferous sites ...
After tearing down four hydroelectric dams, an indigenous tribe plants millions of seeds to restore a historic US river
For more than a century, four hydroelectric dams blocked the course of the Klamath River in the United States, altering ...
What is Dynamite Tree?
The dynamite tree is a plant that hurls its seeds far up to 40 meters away, at a speed of ...
Greenland is considering whether to sacrifice 1,000 specimens of the world’s oldest shark and science questions the measure
The Greenland shark is one of the longest-lived vertebrates on the planet, but its presence in Arctic fishing areas has ...
In 1945 it was planted in Iceland to stop erosion and now this invasive plant threatens the island’s native flora.
In 1945, Iceland introduced the Nootka lupine (Lupinus nootkatensis), a plant native to North America, with the hope of recovering ...